In today's episode of The Sixers Beat Rich and I go over the Sixers roster decisions,

which saw them wave both Charles Bassie and Isaiah Joe.

We also then go over our observations from the Sixers' final two preseason games.

One quick note is that after recording this podcast, the Oklahoma City Thunder signed

Isaiah Joe and

Sixers converted Michael Foster Jr.'s contract to a two-way deal. There is a section in this

podcast where we talk about what these Sixers might do with their two-way slots. So just as

an update, currently the two-way contract players of Sixers have are Julian Champani and

Michael Foster Jr. Also another quick note is that this podcast does not include season preview content.

We will have another episode here in the next day or two to go over all of that.

This is just a short, quick episode to wrap up the preseason.

Enjoy the podcast.

All right. Welcome, everybody.

This is Derek Baudner, joined by Rich Hoffman on Sixers Beat, part of the

Athletics Podcast Network.

Hey, doing, Rich.

Derek, I'm doing great.

Let's talk about the third most interesting Philadelphia team at the moment. You know who's very happy about being the least interesting team in Philadelphia? The Philadelphia 76ers. Yeah. They're feeling okay about that. They're okay with that. Not irrelevant, but uninteresting at the time. Completely relevant. It's just not their time.

In the spotlight right now, you've got too much stuff going on with Eagles, Dallas, with the Phillies, high hopes.

But we do have the Philadelphia 76 to talk about.

They obviously made a couple of roster decisions here to get them down to 15.

Currently, technically at 15, I have a feeling it's going to come under 15 when all

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